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Former Military Aide Reveals Benjamin Netanyahu Ignored Internal Warnings Before October 7
A former top military aide to Benjamin Netanyahu reveals that the Israeli leader received internal warnings regarding eroding deterrence before the October 7 attacks. The explosive interview highlights severe government failures and disputes the official narrative.
Supporters of Jailed Former Pakistani Leader Khan March Toward the Capital Amid Ongoing Political Unrest
Supporters of jailed former Pakistani PM Khan are seen marching toward the capital in a recent video demonstration.
New Delhi Under Lockdown as Police Detain Cockroach Janta Party Leaders Amid Youth Protests
New Delhi entered a virtual lockdown with heavy security deployment after police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of a youth-led protest demanding the chief election commissioner's resignation.
US, Ukraine, and European Officials Hold High-Level Miami Talks to Explore Path Ending Russia-Ukraine War
US, Ukrainian, and European officials met in Miami to discuss a proposal for ending the Russia-Ukraine war amid ongoing diplomatic and military tensions.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te Emphasizes Defense Boost is Meant to Deter Conflict Amid Rising Tensions
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te announced during a National Day speech that the island's increased defense spending is strictly intended to deter war rather than provoke conflict, amid ongoing pressure from China.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Fuel Site Following Trump-Putin Diesel Agreement
Supporters of jailed former Pakistani PM Khan are marching toward the capital, as geopolitical tensions unfold.
Delhi Shuts Down Transport and Deploys Security Forces as Youth Movement Protests Election Chief
Thousands of security personnel have been deployed in central Delhi with transport and internet services restricted ahead of a major youth-led protest demanding the resignation of India's chief election commissioner.
Putin Dismisses Immediate Peace Talks With Ukraine Following Moscow Drone Strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin told US President Donald Trust that peace talks with Ukraine are unlikely following recent drone attacks on Moscow during parliamentary elections.
US Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Unlawful Request for State Voter Data
A US judge has ruled that the Justice Department's acquisition of state voter rolls for immigration database cross-checking was unlawful, dealing a blow to federal election oversight efforts.
UN Envoy Warns Yemen Slips Back into Full-Scale War Amid Escalating Clashes
United Nations Special Envoy Hans Grundberg warns that Yemen has returned to full-scale war amid escalating violence, civilian casualties, and continued regional attacks.
Global Allies and UN Rally Behind ICC Following Harsh US Sanctions
International allies, the United Nations, and rights groups have strongly condemned new US sanctions against the International Criminal Court, pledging their support for the war crimes tribunal.
ICC President Condemns US Sanctions as an Assault on Sovereign States
The President of the ICC has criticized US sanctions, labeling them as an attack against sovereign states in a recent video report.
Conservative Commentator Katie Zacharia Offered White House Press Secretary Role
Conservative commentator and former Department of Homeland Security official Katie Zacharia has reportedly been offered the position of US President Donald Trump's next press secretary.
South African Jurist Navi Pillay Awarded 2026 Nobel Peace Prize Following Landmark UN Gaza Findings
South African jurist Navi Pillay has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her work in international law, following a UN commission report she chaired regarding Gaza.
US Lawmakers Slam Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Plan to Livestream Nidal Hasan's Execution
US lawmakers and the United Nations have strongly condemned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's controversial plan to livestream the execution of former Army Major Nidal Hasan.
US Imposes Sanctions on ICC Following Former Judge's Nobel Prize Victory
The United States has sanctioned the ICC shortly after a former judge was awarded the Nobel Prize.
DHS Defends Controversial ICE Shooting in New York City That Left Undocumented Migrant Injured
The Department of Homeland Security has defended an ICE shooting in New York City that injured an undocumented migrant while his child was in the vehicle, drawing sharp condemnation from local leaders.
Trump Administration Imposes Unprecedented Sanctions on Entire International Criminal Court
The Trump administration has escalated its campaign against the International Criminal Court by imposing sanctions on the entire tribunal for the first time. The move has drawn sharp criticism from the court, the European Union, and the United Nations.
Fiery Michigan Senate Debate: Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers Clash Over Economy and Middle East
Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers engaged in a bitter and hostile first debate, clashing fiercely over the economy, foreign policy, and personal backgrounds.
US Imposes Direct Sanctions on International Criminal Court in Major Escalation
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced direct sanctions against the International Criminal Court, marking a major escalation in the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the tribunal.
Arlington County Sues Federal Agencies to Halt Donald Trump's Controversial 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
Arlington, Virginia, has filed a lawsuit against federal agencies to block President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch, citing traffic, safety, and flight path concerns.
Postponement of Palestinian Elections Amid Political Turmoil and Internal Fatah Fractures
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is facing intense pressure and internal Fatah disarray as sources reveal plans to postpone upcoming legislative and presidential elections. The delay comes amid growing political unpopularity, shifting alliances among rival factions, and severe regional challenges.
Pentagon Plans First-Ever Livestreamed Firing Squad Execution for Fort Hood Shooter Nidal Malik Hasan
The Pentagon's plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan has sparked legal concerns and widespread criticism over potential violations of laws protecting minors and international human rights.
Horn of Africa Crisis Deepens as Ethiopia and Eritrea Trade Mutual Invasion Accusations
Ethiopia and Eritrea have accused each other of launching military invasions, escalating regional tensions in the Horn of Africa following the collapse of their diplomatic ties.